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Norfolk & Suffolk Health and Care Awards Blog posts

Norfolk & Suffolk Health and Care Awards

Norfolk & Suffolk Integrated Care Board, Norfolk County Council and Suffolk County Council are seeking nominations for The Health and Care Awards

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TL:DR A Synopsis of the recent Building the Economic Case for Creative Health Webinar Blog posts

TL:DR A Synopsis of the recent Building the Economic Case for Creative Health Webinar

A synopsis of the recent Building the Economic Case for Creative Health Mobilising Community Assets (MCA) to Tackle Health Inequalities Webinar Hosted on Friday 27 March 2026.

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A black line drawing of a watering can with Creative Health written on it pouring water onto a flower Blog posts

Creative Health Lead – March Roundup

It’s been a busy few months for me as I continue my work as Creative Health & Equity Lead across Norfolk & Suffolk. Here’s a round up from March.

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exhibition of artwork. Creative Health

Art Changes Lives

Art changes lives: from rediscovering the motivation to get dressed in the morning to making life-long friends at our workshops.

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Fluffy clouds drawn with a charcoal stick Blog posts

Cloud gazing

Constable-inspired cloud gazing with the Brave Artists in Bury St Edmunds

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Creative Health Research Round Up 2025 Blog posts

Creative Health Research Round Up 2025

The Creative Health Research Round-Up 2025 has been produced by the National Centre for Creative Health (NCCH) in partnership with the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH).

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Can do health and care Blog posts

Creative Health Landscape – Update

Changes are happening to NHS Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) in England, due to a major shake-up of NHS management structure led by Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

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Passion = hwyl. Leave they frogs be. Broadmoor alarm Monday 10am. Getting on the same wavelength. Listening to music keeps my husband alive. 7. Chicken roundabout. I cannot stand the sound of a lone piper. My dad took me to my first match at 11 in Norwich. Welsh National Anthem sung by a choir or a crowd Blog posts

Extra Time – for the last time – at Britten Court

Shelly and Candida revisit Britten Court, this time with the Extra Time banner and story box, for a football-inspired chat with the residents. The conversation may have started with football, but by the end we had covered everything from the etiquette for entering a house to the optimum time to attempt a break out from Broadmoor.

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